AAP functions like private limited company, says exiting member

The Aam Aadmi Party or AAP lost a senior leader and early supporter today, who derided the party for choosing to function now like a private limited company. Ashok Aggarwal, a lawyer-activist, was one of the 24 members of the party s national executive committee. He said, The movement seems to have become directionless the connect of Aam Aadmi is on the wane and a group of elite individuals is promoted to take over the party. AAP spokesperson Deepak Bajpai said, It is unfortunate that Mr Aggarwal has quit the party. But he never raised these issues at a party forum. Sources in AAP also say that Mr Aggarwal s resignation is in retaliation for the party over-looking him to choose former journalist Ashutosh as its candidate from the Chandni Chowk constituency in Delhi. Noted dancer and social activist Mallika Sarabhai, who joined AAP in January, has in the past been critical of Kumar Vishwas, who will run against Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi. Ms Sarabhai had said in January that
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